The loss of Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger to Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello at the Miami Premier Padel P1 triggered heated reactions. Lisandro Borges, Augsburger’s representative, strongly criticized Tapia-Coello, calling him “something that is very bad for padel” and a “nefarious individual,” he said. Borges then shifted his anger toward Lebrón, accusing him of “throwing away the game, the tournament and many hours of dedication,” he commented.
Augsburger shows loyalty to his partner
In contrast to his agent’s remarks, Augsburger publicly defended his teammate. “Lobito, I’ve got your back to the end, and anyone who doesn’t knows what to do,” he said, making clear that his commitment to Lebrón remains intact.
Borges escalates his criticism
Although Augsburger’s words seemed to calm the situation, Borges reignited the dispute with another video. Addressing Lebrón directly, he declared: “I will do everything possible to take care of Leo’s mental health and make him understand that he doesn’t need you in the slightest to be number 1 in the world,” he said. This statement contradicted Augsburger’s position and further deepened the divide between the representative and the Spanish player.
Augsburger’s determination
Despite the noise created by his agent, Augsburger has remained firm in his support for Lebrón. He continues to focus on building a strong partnership and pursuing their shared ambition of reaching the top of world padel. The Argentine has made it clear that his loyalty lies with his teammate, not with divisive rhetoric.
Lebron and Augsburger in Miami, ranking, and results
LWWWLWLWWW Lebron and Augsburger have achieved a win-loss 10-4 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 28th of March capitulated to Tapia (world no.1) and Coello (world no.1) 7-5 3-6 2-6 in the semifinal.
